I think we all made the mistake of treating people who have been repeatedly exaggerated in history as saints, and ignoring the joys, sorrows and joys that they should have as ordinary people... Not that they are not enough for us to awe, I think more It is better to think of a normal heart.
Like Confucius, Mencius, Tolstoy...etc, they are great and small, they also die but they have souls, they haven't lost their beliefs...just they don't have the opportunity to argue about misunderstood
things It's obvious, its black and white characters are too rigid, and it is easy for human beings to misunderstand...
ps: I think that a person as smart as Tolstoy can't be wrong, just live and live...
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